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/ Al the brunswick stew aud barbecue
near Mr.. L. b. PEBBLES, On the 10Th l
me, the BOYS. The feature At this
Brunswick, which differed mostly
from other occasions 0i ia Gind IN this
ueighborhood, was he presence Of
CAPT. O'NeiH OF Macon, representing
the Macon Il Tuscaloosa railroad, who
made us \ railroad speech. lie is an
entertaining speaker, and his argu-
ments in favor of his road from a local
stand point were convincing. Right
OF. say was given TO Sipsry by those
through whose LAND the road passes.
\ speedy completion OF this road
wonid be OF great financial benefit to
the farmers OF South Pfckens, MS ii
places us within tou- hours of Bir-
minyham, an ever increasing home
market for MI snail products eli the
farm and garden, as well az the lun-
Der along the line, every foot of which
is needed there now. Considerable
enthusiasm is now manifested il this
section over valuable phosphate depos-
its and peat beds. Steps are being IT,
ken to test and utilize them, Our pee
pie get more hopeful OF the future e,.
cry day, Prospects are good for all
cropa, and shonld the Warrior Coal.
fields, the Macon &c Tuscaloosa. and
the Memphis Il Selma roads all cross
OH The .lcvcl land near Bridgevillc it
will make this section the garden spot
Of earth, q circumstance not AZ Ill IN.
likely. y. PED.
-Alab2miaM.
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SroNr, iIcNENS Co, ALA,
INN. 90 1Aa-

ED, BEACoN An abundant corn
crop already made. together with the
prospect of Il good cotton cr"p now
being made, having raised the droop'
ing spirits OF ,iajd IN substantial old
citizens and infused into younger
blood AL the high hopes and cAuhcrani
animal spirits Incident 10 the morning
of life. aud even the juveniles having
chimcd III with the general rejoicing.
The entire community. with one accord
laid aside its cares and its labors, and
let itself loose in the way OF a feast
and froliG ut Hebron Church. Oh Wed.
ncsday the goth inst. Preparations
for the occasion were commenced the
day before aul at an early hour on
that morning the pick and the spade
were IN NJ tion and the wclkin nj!
! around was made 10 ring with the
sound Of the hammer audsstxe and the
maui. W. ID. Windham, l.. i. Wind
ham, J. C.. Wiudham, }. Is. Summer.
vile aud win Clark, stimulated 6v
good things to come, welded the
maui with : vigorous vim. some little
grace and II very crcditlble amount of
skill. Il. w. Powell seemed TO br
chict architect and under the common
! stimulus with his suborlinatcs did the
head work with system aud rapiditI
! john VinsJn was engineer of the pit
aud had it dag out just rs ii should
have been mil arranged with all mod.
crn convcnicncrs and Improvements,
and being chief cook, rs well rs civil
engineer, by 10 o'clock Wednesday,,
had The grove fragrant with the odor
OF luscious viauds, and Us the crowd
gathered in AMI the tables were
spread. every ones heart was gladden..
cd hy the display attempting morscie,
aud when tho cravings of the innor
man were all satiatcd, ever, body felt
,tiil better aud peace and good will
( rci..ncd supreme.
Il. Il. Cohen says that Il good dinner
snrpasscs the pleasures Of poetry, and
he surely put in some good and faith
FIJI work, practically demonstrating
/ the tact that caiin! il Il very good in
s;iiuliuu. IA fact, most ot tho crowd
around tho table seemed 10 cOincide
with NJ. Cohen in his opinions upon
tue suhjcc, OF the good things of lite,
and to act upon The principlc, "The
Lord Is psid when mau receives ; 10
enjoy stu obey" MI. Clark was OH
hand with his ba2ar, aud kept the
crowd COOL with :ce cream sud lemon
AIDE.
Mr. O'Ncil, of Macon delivered n
furciblc address in favor ofM. 4 T. Il,
h.
Away aiosg IN the wavc q. the af-
iornoon, no ones shadow having
grown any the less for the exercises OF
The day. The crowd gradually 1ispcrs-
C., we'll pleased with itself and the
rest of mankind, sic transit g'nria
WEpXEspAy. j. +.
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In Brief, and to the Point.

D. spepsia Is dreadful. Disordcrcd
Ever is misery, indigestion is a toe
10 good natur'.
The human digestive apparatus IL one
Of the most complicated m t wonder
tul things in eX.sleu e.. Il j. easily
put out Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy
food, bad cookery, mental worry. late
hours. irregular habits, and many 9th
or things which ought not 10 be-, have
made the American people a nation OF
dvspeptics,
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this
sad business and making the Amcri-
can people so healthy thai they can
enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember: No happiness without
But Green's August Flower
health and happiness to the
Ask your druggist for q
Seventy-fiye cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
The Macon & Tuscaloosa.

McSars. Cochranc aud Lcathcrw wood
have got IN of their first cltctioDcer-
iug trip for douatlUua and subscrip-
,,on6 Tor tho Macon y Tuscaloosa rail.
r0ii, aud Nj. tochranc informs us
that iiucy ms, with most ilalIcrins
success.
The frat mcciiD% was At ioSicr's.
at which both q the srH,lumen allIuA.
cd To above Mllc speeches. \ large
crowd WAS Ia attendance and much
interest IN the construction Ut the road
was manifested. Atthis place liberal
subscriptions Qt timber, labor aud
lands were scared.
The ucNl dap hmectin. was held AT
i'aiton's Mil, AZ which many were
prcscut who were at the mcutin. the
day before. \ great mtuy donations
were secured. Mrssrs, Patton 4 Arch.
ihald donated .sb acres laud. aud Mr..
ii. L. lihl loo, besides u great ,mauv
other smaller donations.
fhc third days mcutiu. was held at
Curtis Eatman's place. NJ which the
citizens of nort.: Grccno and south
FIrkrus assc,uhled to the pumbor OF
tour OF live hundred. They were
met at this poiat by Col. 4. }. ONcal
of Macou, and Mr.. Cochranu saws he
made Que OF The incst speeches he cv.
~ listened 10. There was great On.
thnsiasm AZ this place, and Col
.HSciVs presence seemed TO inspire
the people with he belief that The Of
iicers ~ this company are in dead car,
nest.
The pcXt day was sill hunt, baI
many donations were secured.
The meeting at Wesley Chapel wa,
; a,0ro largely attended than any oi III,
previous meeting, about 900 peopl'
hein. present, Mr.. Cochrano infs"m
~l w tha, the donations were NOR,
Genera. here than ut any place they
visited. The people ot this section q
tho country were very enthusiastic
g and contributed literally OF timber
work, money aul Some lands.
gho right OF way was secured From
FNstcr'S 10 Slpsey, aud the people al
alepy Tho ilno seem % be taking q
deep interest IN the road. IhaI Il
ricbt aud the way 10 secure tho build.
iag vi the road Al once, V for al hands
10 take hold Of tho matter. put their
shoulders 10 TIC wheel A. ono man.
sud ts'frra nsa'ss monshs roll sruund.
10 shrill whistle Of the Macon b Yus.
ssloosa iron hofse will 10 heard re-
voroo(eein2 through the Warrior him
" sna aeEn 1he 6ip,ey rallef,-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30


The position Of the BEACON on the
IIamilton-Gambrc killing was not
taken at hap.haAard. The character
and associations ofthc parties, tue cir
cumst0nccs Of the killing. the testilno-
ny OF all tho witnesses were al calmly
considered and the conclusion reached,
that it WAS a deliberate assassination.
WITH the parties We had no personal
acquaintance, though We met Gam
brcl! oEcc al the Press Association
and our opinion Of him was scarcely
favorable III some respects. We look
ed upon him Ms Il Young man whose
scll-rr~puct amounted to scli-cOnceit,
somewhat dudisA wilha,., in fact the
members jocO~cly called him the Dude
Of The Convention. Stiil he was not u
man who would plot secret Gssassina-
tiou, n even attack a man openly, III
less undCr the scVcrcst provocation.
In the affair that resulted ID his death,
the proyuration camr from him, and
though severe, only asSa,Icd Col, Ham
iltou's chGractcr as connected with
public matters. Since ihc iucarccra-
ton of the latter. We have not admir-.
ed The course y. the friends Of Mr..
GNubrv.l for their discretion, and
tear i will injurc their cause instead
Of promoting il. lis not necessary to
~apo,hcosiAc the slain Editor in order
increase the guilt .! Col. Hamilton.
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Teachers Association.

~
Mr.. EEIToE-A!Iow me . maj
space IN yonr coi'lI.LS % E'Sc <nuL'
account OF inc anee'.hS 81 'he YIN
Fast Mississippi Teachers ASSoc'A'iou'
when convene" II 9'''"''''o va "'
IAN INST u
"A large hu''iuvt OF 'r'0ne's rtnn
Inherent par VI ''1 S1Ae0 -, ~
on 'iat occasion Hnu VIZ "V'
drpot D! t'"iHi''seu VI 'mo
VINO 'o"H chaIse oI 'nI'n Anu -"
eu mem MONIES "'''' "H'S ""'
p'daoiF chtcrtaiheu' a.. C,,u,
ino Asso.',o'o" 49, n1'oi w ar,
iiousc ana Il. ~ a., ~ "a' W. w. pn;n,
der u! oupl, hA.'oi =" vi. ID
Oh permanent ors'i'ht'! .io'
Preston WAS eiee'u' NTN VIZ"
Dai!oa oec'e'a'! "n. N"'O
ell AsSIsIsn. ~oceLe."l! = ~ c.or,.
Ai,er pnaSet - ;,,o 80
tle Chairman w ! ~" VIZ ha moa,
MN'AH; e'''e' ,nI - ;,tons
'ns ,on"' . ..,'na' ,n,y, v,| - snhoo,s
"PUh IN "h'''e'' .oh''ne mos do,;y.
me "'t'e W - Mn in h;s
N'Sh - ~ -
usual delicious style. 'hc response
bv Prot. Fellows, l i-o"h"er, was
short and appropriate. nc prelaclh3
lis remarks by 'aylhS' 'i-th'hN II III
infection upon any autiolce Tor cry
one 20 attempt an eAtthlpoFA''"H'S
speech. 10 when many Of rs Fe-
Spohied, Amen
Atihterv4ls' throhG"on' ''e Gay ING
ladicS of S~tarhVitie entertainer Inc 90.
dIence with vocal music, "hic!i was
appreciated ~ al.
t1per0 N inherent SUBJECTS "eie
read by a NUMBER OF 9~eh''eh;e'
froi. 49,. Dc"pree ca,lc ,rsI, ,nu!eos
me fI'olic oc'ioo' E.Il'Lo'nn
froN' MS MANNER oi h.".',,'s nS 1hj.
l'cf' l am convince. = "'s hos " na
own oloo,'n1, i.ol n".''" ana
ers ."lic!c" WIN n'hl ou' ~
oeic''uoI hliA>e,I ~ ~ ap'e h'a'nv
iFo!. Johnson OF OkloIt te". pa
per, Oht'o'nh,'i "a leN' po'"s ~
NeH,!I~ ,He '~aojc.' III q" w. l"'7
y ''FeFSi'y.o' CHINO" W CNp.E",
o't a !~t1'jo'''! '"''1" '"'''N'' 1"
counLies.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Nutirr IS hereby given that sealed
propn.Hls will m received Tor the con
.>lrur;ion OF work hereafter mentioned
until MONDAY. the list. day Of August,
lsS1. to-wit:
1t, Bridge across Ennuias Water.
nj Calhoun, mill.
II. l;rilgc arross Plum Creek, on
Macon aud Fairfield road.
Sd. Rcpai7il@ bridge across Eun'
ming Wafer on Macon Il Drkalb road.
Said work 20 30 dnue according 10
plans and specifications for same to be
flied in Chan"cry clerks Office.
The Beard at ~Saprrvisors reserve
III" right to reject an, and MI bids.
fly order %; the Bnatl.
ROBERT &. PATTY.
Gle. X.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
New Sectional Man OF Mississippi,
Issued july, 1887.

some wldc-awokc salesman is all.
,ised to give the residents of This vi
cinity en opportunity To examine and
secure n copy Of tho latcs. aud best
SECTIONAL Map OF our Great State.
Nice title points Of geographical acc,,.
racy have received tho most careful
attention. Location oil towns and
lakes. aad the exact course Of streams
and railroad lines arc faithin IL reprc.
senicd, as well Is tho Irregularities of
survey aud dcvia''ors Of section lines.
The winding course ofthe Mississipp,.
forming the western boundary Of the
State, Is clearly dclincsied, The 70.
powned Map Publishers, Rand. McNal.
" h Co. lsS.i5I Monroe street, Chi.
cago. have favored ~ with n copy Of
shis ilne work, aud we remark tina,
peculiarly surccss surely awaits the
coming salesman.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The plau of clec,lng the State ST.
pcrintendcnt of Education 10y The pco-
pie, is in The casG of other state OIL
ccrs, will probably come up before the
next session of The Legislature. How
the uominccs stand in relation to thi,
question VIC have no authority for stat.
ips but the superstition is they will
favor it. The Office is much more
important u than would seem from
the little interest taken in ii BY the
reol,lc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The Bombasies Furiouso articles re-
I saltins from the strained relations OF
a few q: our state Editors, aud the Sc
mi-ridicuious outcome ofthCir phillip
pies against each other, has brought
into, ~disrcpute and even turned to rid
icuic the character OF the journalism
thew have inflicted on their unoffcnG-
ing readers. The h,are and buster SO
Freely ,ululged in 20 CRAFTY whatever
private spleen has b1cn cngcnaerea
between them, are rated at their real
worth by all sensible men, and forgot
ten, as soon rs the contempt they cN-
cite has passed away, \ private quar-
rel has no business IN 1 public news
paper, nos IS i, necessary ever 10 pa
radc it before the public, By the par
ties marching and countcrmarching
10 avoid OF meet each other. Ii two
aggricycA men are spelling tor a igbt,
e Ia the easiest thing in the world to
accomplish. without these efforts al
,cekius no:orie,y, Let them agree
privately 70 meet At midnight IN soEie
convenient cemetery and fight il out
on that line, j itttkee till morning in
stead OF travelling aboHt Tor weeks
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
Summer School in ElOcution.

Prof. &. R. Klinkard ia going to
open Il class in READING and ELoCU-
TON during the summer mouths.
Special attention will be p.id to la
dies and gentlemen who desire TO per-
feet themselves in The nrt Of Oratory
and Drama.
There will be grade classes, and il
shall be his cndeavor to make them
interesting. pleasant and profitable.
Terms reasonable, For further in
formation apply at the Book Store and
leave Your name with Mr.. W. +. Fer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

If the stomach performs its ilnc-
items actively and regularly the TODD of
which it il the rccoptical. is transform
cd into blood OF 4 uourishing quality
which furnishes yigor and warmth 10
the Whole body, the remedy TO give
tone to tho stomach j. DR.. j. II. Nc
Leans strengthening Cordial anu
Blood Purifier.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

\ beautiful woman must be healthy
and TO remain healthy and beautiful
see should take DR.. J. H.. McLean's
strengthening Cordial and Blood pu-
rit;cr. 1t impart5 tone and flush TO
the skin, strength, vigor and pure
blood is equally adapted for all ages,
from the babe to the aged, Of either
sex
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The people al9ns the Ilng are bcocm.
irG aroused to the Importance of the
4 ST. a. he means of emancipation
irum HE slavery of one money crop,
aud that one, hriscd about by the
many uncertainties in ito growth and
market value peculiar TO cotton, With
n market tor the many producta OF the
farm that can be grown in East Mies.
aud West Ma, opened by the NJ & T.
diversified tarnirs..will become zen.
era and make the people prosperous,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

II IS conceiod \, TIE Nnillal Pro.
fosslon tbat Impoverished nerves is die
cause e neuralgia. When the nerves
are not properly fed, il is All indication
that this digestive organs arc not doing
their work well. SMITHS BILE
BEANS viii surely relieve indig.3-
ton, aud when the digestion is right
everything else viii beright. Vigor and
happiness will 50 hand IN hand. Dose:
Ono Bean. Tor sale by all druggists.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Il is probable tha, an investigation
OF the finances OF The state, how they
have been accumulated and applied,
will be called for at the January meet
Ing of lie Legislature, BY tho rcsolu-
tionS OF the county convention held
in onr town, the suggestion was made
that n commission .hc appointed to III
ycstigntc the SHANGHAI statutes of the
commonwealth The BEACoH will
certainly favor such 4 commission,
with the suggestion, that If created, il
shall consist of one from each Con-
srcssiona. District, U]uconncctct with
tnc state government, aud men OF I'M
questionable integrity and capacity.
Such Il commission might undertake
the work from patriotic motives, and
claim no more than their actual cX-
pcnscs and loss Of timo would involve.
The honor OF serving tho state shouI,
nay the balance Of tho salary.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
Not a Bottle Returned.

Mr., Jos. Atkins, Greensboro, Ala,
writes Il have sold nearly all the
Hughes Tonic ! have bought Of you
aud no, a bottle has been returned. ]
ann satisfied II is the hest Aguc Cure
that was ever presented to the public.
| have been IN tho Drug business for
rs years and never have sold anything
that gave such ~safis.action.'
Prepared by u. A. Robinson J. Co,
Wholesale Druggists. Louisville, Ky.
Sold at retail by Druggists general
u.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The immense benefits arising from
the state railroad Commission have
not matcrialihcd very perccptably.
No doubt the Commissioners draw
their salaries with elegance aud preci.
sion, as every patriotic citizen should
10 when he is serving tao State IN an
official capacity.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

There was Il time in Mississippi
when duellinS WAS something more
'lHn boys play, In the days OF Nc
Clp' &, Ptcnti>s, kaunrI!s, NoIncy T.
Howard and others, Il dncI meant
son, ,hing, Now such III affair COM
mouccs with buster and bravado and
ends wi,h-an affidavit. Those old
fellows never needed 4 certificate ia
warrant their courage as II genuine ar
lirIc. but alas, in these d~egcncrat,
DAYS il must be bolstcrcd up by ccrti'
%iicatcs, and r~cprcsscd, i'll Il horn, b,
peace bonds,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
Ice! Ice! Ice!

| have made arrangements by which
[ can supply ice in sacks at Meridian
prices, saving purchasers return
charges on money, Any quantities al
retail every day,
apl9-3m G. HARDIN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Undue exposure to cold winds. rain,
bright light Dr. malaria, may bring on
Inflammation and soreness oithc eyes.
Dr.. J. II. McLean's strengthening Eye
Salve will subduc the Inflammation,
cool and sootbc the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing Eye
Siyht. 81 cents a box.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The Report Of the Statistician for
the growing food crops for July show
Il general condition above the aver.
arc, ri and potatoes promising OK
traordinary crops, The Rcpor, in
cludc' every State, and there is little
danger OF starvation among the iil,y
millions who have 10 hu led in this
great country, Fruits, with tho cS-
ccrtion Of grapes, do not show up as
well, apples aud peaches being below
the average, wli.c the grape crop is
considerably above.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

We are able 10 mention oue striking
instance Of the good that has been
done to some "lana.poor" people H.
bout Decatur, Ala, by the boom. Mr..
Moscly, living 4 short distance from
town, has, for years, barely been able
to raise money to pay her taXe'. She
lately sold less than onc-haif Of her
land for $4,000.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
Father.

Los OF sleep sustained from anxiety
spent over the little Il so slowly and
pitifnlly wasting away from the effect
of teething, unfit you for business,
why not try DR.. Biggers' Huckleberry
Cordial. ;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Persons who lead q life Of exposure
are subjected 10 rhaumliism, neural
sia an lumhago and VIII find u valua,
bic remedy in Dr. J. a. Mclean. Vol.
canic Oh I.inimen, it will bani.h pain
and euba.c Inflammation.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Yonr niliousless csr be cured and
y,onr heavy responding feelings driv-
IN away by taking a fow doses Of
Chipnsan's Liver Pills. Fur Sale D,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

+; Is gratifying 10 learn that the ear
nusr efforts ofour people to fccHre TIE
". 4 r.. are heartily appreciated b?
car Alabama friends,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Via; We need just now ls-thcr'
,uouIctcrs warranted not 10 reaeh
above 80 degree.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
At Cost.

,. 10 , reduce my stock of miseelIaueou,
OoSss ~ ! will cell them for cost. for ss','
only TOR tho next 80 days. ''''' lot cash
W. 7. FEERrs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The excessive hotness of ihc weather
sud the rcrro.s,yg wbatness Of the
times, i0- produced q ia mess which
IS difficult for even an editor to oyer
come.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The thermometer IL many northern
towns carly tbs week marked iQo.lo
!U5 degrees, bat c~onfouul 'cm thcy
ecn, llcjr hot wave down lhis way
though Il lost A lcw degrees IN reach
iug u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30
Old Alabama

W. Z. Lourd, Lcesburg, Ala, writes
Ny little babe. ten months, old, WAS al
most DYING from teething. gave Il pr.
Biggcrs' lturkiebrrry Cordial. The
happicst result followed. Every home
shoa!d have ii.
-H-
THE MOST RELIABLE AGENT
for destroying ana rNpcling worms
from children and adults is Sbriper's
Indian Vcrmi!usc, - cents bottle.
Try it, Every bottle guaranteed TO
give 81 tislNetiOn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

un~uspecting disorders OF the kid
u responsible Tor many Of the
ordinary ailments Of humanity which
neglected. dcvclope into q scrions and
perhaps fatal maIady Experience
would suggest the nae Of DR.. }. II.
McLran'- Liver and Kidney Balm.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

No man should shrink tom his obIl-
cations TO society, In public enter
~,rjhcS that PROMISE good TO the com-
runity at large, no nan can fairly and
Justly withhold his support.
Inv s-r,
The business Of securing right OF
way tor the v. s +. and subscriptions
in aid Of tie building, II progressing,
we learn, IN . very satisfactory man
ucr. The Alabamians are aljycto their
Interests aloug the route and are all
lng LLbcrNlLy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

Tor Coroucr and Ranger,
i. tAsER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

u, the hu,'djng ut The V. * 70 the
rlu, lit of compct'tion between St.
Louis aud Ciucinnr,i, Mobile and New
orleaus, lIu ca D., and the west, the
northern ard southern cities. will be
secured 10 the people Al along lis line
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-07-30

The kcmpcr ilc'ald records 'iIe
death OF Maj. ". II. Neville. Of SUM-
ter county, Ala, who departed this life
in his 18th year.
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THE MACON BEACON.

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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-07-17
A B. and L. clearing Hause.

NEWARK, July 15.-About twenty-five
delegates from the various Building and
Loan associations of this city met at No.
"a Market street last evening, with James
j. Matthews. of the Reliable ASSOCIATION, in
the chair, and Max Sachs, of the Standard
association, officiating as secretrry. The
advisability of organizing clearing house
was discussed at considerable length, and
it was argued that building and loan assoc
Citations could invest their surplus moneys
and rsceive a higher rate of interest
through clearing house than in any other
way. Finally, it was decided to tempo
rarily organize 1.-The Clearing House of the
Building and Loan ssociations of New
ARK" A committee, consisting of one dele
gate from each association, was appointed
to report back to their respective associ-
atiors and fix the time for another meet
mo